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Volume 7
Issue 1

A short preview of what to expect at this year's Pittcon with a focus on some of the symposia of particular interest.

Pittcon — the world-leading annual conference and exposition on laboratory science — includes a wide-array of symposia, short courses, poster sessions, networking opportunities and, of course, an exhibition featuring leading analytical and chromatography suppliers. Pittcon 2011 will be held from 13–18 March 2011 in Georgia World Congress Center, Atlanta, Georgia, USA.

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